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Farmers Insurance Group for alleged damages sustained to a 1954 Ford, owned
<br />by John Matkin and insured by the Farmers Insurance Exchange, which was involved
<br />in an accident on Delhi Road and not towed into the Santa Ana Police Department's
<br />garage, but left on the road and stripped and damaged, with the extent of the loss
<br />not yet determfned, and
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<br />Communication
<br />Chamber of Conmaerce
<br />State Aid to Libraries
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<br /> Mrs. Mildred Bryant, lOB72 Law Drive, Garden Grove, for alleged personal injur-
<br />ies sustained from fall o~ broken sidewalk at 304 W. Fifth Street, in the sum of
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<br />Comm~nicatimn was presented fr~n the Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, requesting
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<br />another Resolution, reiterating the opposition to State aid to libraries, and en-
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<br />compassing the general philosophy to City Resolution No. 60-36, adopted February
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<br />15, 1960, with regard to Assembly Bill 1985, now renamed and renumbered Public
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<br />Library Services, Senate Bill 789, and advising there will be a hearing on this
<br />matter early in May before the Senate Cn~mfttee on Education in Sacramento. On
<br />motion of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the communication
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<br />Reso. No. 61-103
<br />Expressing Opposition
<br />Senate Bill 789
<br />State Aid for Libraries
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<br />was received and filed.
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<br />The Council having u~uimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on motion of
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<br />Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the following Resolution on-
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<br />titled:
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<br />"Resolution No. 61-103 of the City Council of Santa Ana,
<br />California, expressing opposition to Senate Bill 789
<br />and declaring that State aid for libraries is neither
<br />necessary nor desirable"
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<br />whereas this Senate Bill is similar to Assembly Bill No. 1985, introduced at a
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<br />special session in 1960, without some of the most objectionable features of said
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<br />Assembly Bill, was considered and passed by the following vote:
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<br />Reso.No. 61-104
<br />Remove parking both
<br />sides Main Street
<br />from Santiago Creek
<br />Bridge to Owens Drive
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<br />Ayes, CounciLmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
<br /> Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
<br />Noes, Councilmen None
<br />Absent, CounciLmen None
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<br />The matter for City Council determination was again presented reference the removal
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<br />of parking on both sides of Main Street, from the Santiago Creek Bridge to Owens
<br />Drive. Ruth Guest, 2657 No. Main Street, orally reported no change in the residents
<br />contacted concerning the dedication of their property in the widening of North Main
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<br />Street. Dr. Donald E. Lind, owner of the North Main Veterinary Hospital, 2643 No.
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<br />Main Street, again objected to the removal of the parking in front of his business
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<br />Communication
<br />Weber Bread Co. Div'n.
<br />Interstate Bakeries Corp.
<br />(North Main Street
<br /> widening)
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<br />Noes,
<br />Absent,
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<br />property, stating that it smacked of bureaucracy, incompetency in the Public Works~
<br />Department, prejudicial discrfmtnation, and lack of cooperation with the property
<br />owners. The Council having unanimously waived the reading of the Resolution, on mo-
<br />tlon of Councilman Hubbard, seconded by Heinly and carried, the following Resolution
<br />entitled: "Resolution No. 61-104 concerning parking limitations
<br /> and curb markings in accordance therewith"
<br />establishing NoParking Zones on the east side of Main Street, between the south line
<br />of Santiago Creek Bridge and the south property line of Owens Drive, and on the wast
<br />side of Main Street, between the south line of Santiago Creek Bridge and 225 feet
<br />north of Roe Drive, was considered and passed by the following vote:
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<br />Ayes, Councilmen Royal E. Hubbard, Henry H. Schlueter,
<br /> Dale H. Heinly, Bob Brewer, A. A. Hall
<br /> Councilmen None
<br /> Councilmen Nane
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<br />C.~..,.,unication was presented frcm the Interstate Bakeries Corporation, 2656 North
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<br />Main Street, stating they had deeded twelve feet of property for the widening of
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<br />North Main Street, and their Division, Weber Bread Company, is inset sufficiently
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<br />from the double line in the center of Main Street to not interfere with the flow of
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<br />traffic moving south, and requesting a time limit loading zone on the west side of
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<br />North Main Street for the operatio~ of their Surplus Bread and Cake Thrift Shop,
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<br />between the hours of 10 A.M. and 6 P.M. daily. On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
<br />seconded by Brewer and carried, the c,~..,unication was received and filed.
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